- The list below includes 201 free or cheap things to do in or near Forest Grove, Oregon, including 86 different types of inexpensive activities like Running/Jogging, Movie Theaters, Dog Park and Nature & Wildlife Areas.
- From Thatcher Park Off Leash Dog Park to B St Trail, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Forest Grove and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Portland, Hillsboro, Vancouver and Lake Oswego.
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Lined with pine trees, Wilderness Park offers visitors a dirt trail for hiking and mountain biking. The entire park is over 50 acres and is surrounded with native vegetation like ivy and fern.
26.0 Miles
Surrounded by large trees that provide shade over the park, Sunset Park provides visitors with grass fields, basketball courts, and picnic pavilions. The playground has a wood chip covered floor and a multilevel play structure.
26.0 Miles
Spanning a total of 10 acres, Burnside Park is a local community park located on the scenic Willamette River. Visitors to the park have access to numerous fishing areas and hiking trails lined with unique wildlife for viewing.
26.1 Miles
An excellent source for healthy food products, Bob's Red Mill Tour offers day trips within their traditional stone-milling facility that makes organic and gluten-free products. A nice way to end the tour is to go to their shop or restaurant so that you can sample their healthy menu.
26.1 Miles
Knights Bridge Park provides river access as well as a number of trails for walking. Visitors can jump off small cliffs into the river and go swimming, or go kayaking, or go fishing for catches like salmon and crayfish.
26.1 Miles
Spanning nearly six acres, Hammerle Park features a variety of amenities, including open green space, a baseball field, a covered picnic pavilion, and a playground for kids with play structures and swings.
26.2 Miles
At Maddax Woods Park, visitors can stroll through a nature path that leads them through the native woodlands. During the Christmas season, the path is decorated with Christmas lights and decorations.
26.2 Miles
Sitting amidst second-growth forest is the quaint Bloom Lake. The lake can be accessed by a 3.5 mile round trip gentle grade trail from U.S. 26 near mile-marker 25. The largest living tree in Oregon is located nearby.
26.3 Miles
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Corner of Second & Liberty Sts, Aurora, OR 97002
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A historic museum that showcases an 1850s era of Christian communal society, this is what the Old Aurora Colony Museum is about. It exhibits well-preserved buildings and houses of the Aurora community plus artifacts, archives and documents.
26.3 Miles
Spanning a total distance of 22.5-acres of land, the Camassia Nature Preserve is a nature preserve that offers wildlife viewing opportunities and hiking trails. The preserve also displays a variety unique plant species.